The Park at Enghien (ca. 1685). The upper view shows the formal gardens to the right (east) of the main gateway which can be seen in the distance. The garden front of the Duke of Aremberg's palace looms beyond the hedges on the left. The lower view shows one of the formal gardens that ran parallel to the garden in the upper view. Pride of place goes to the hedges that have been clipped to form screens, green tunnels and an obelisk. Image taken from: A Collection of 86 plans and views of The Hague. Published in Amsterdam, 1718. Illustrated by Romeyn de Hooghe.